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Natholi Oru Cheriya Meenalla 

Preman is the caretaker of a flat at Cochin. Everyone in the flat calls him 'Natholi'. He faces some unfortunate events in the flat and begins to write a story with the same characters in his real life and plays with their lives in his story. The film revolves around the story of the conflict between Preman and the character he creates. He has lost his control over the character he creates and the movie plots ahead with the interaction between them.
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Preman is the caretaker of a flat at Cochin. Everyone in the flat calls him 'Natholi'. He faces some unfortunate events in the flat and begins to write a story with the same characters in his real life and plays with their lives in his story. The film revolves around the story of the conflict between Preman and the character he creates. He has lost his control over the character he creates and the movie plots ahead with the interaction between them.

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Genre:Drama
Directed By:V. K. Prakash
Written By:Shankar Ramakrishnan
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Box Office:$200,000
Runtime:118 minutes
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Director

V. K. Prakash

Director

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Fahadh Faasil

Preman / Narendran

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Kamalinee Mukherjee

Prabha

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Rima Kallingal

Annie

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P Balachandran

Himself

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Aishwarya Bhaskaran

Zeenath / Lakshmi

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Sathar

Capt.Geetha Krishnan

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Chinnu Kuruvila

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Mukundan Menon

Vasu

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Priya Krishnaswamy

Kumari

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Krishna Prabha

Kumari

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Nandu

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